Coloring Book of Latinx Art

This coloring book features over 30 works by Latinx artists, celebrating their diverse contributions to contemporary art and culture.

This unique coloring book brings together over 30 works from a diverse array of artists, showcasing the rich tapestry of Latinx art. The term 'Latinx art' refers to creations by artists of Latin American heritage residing in the United States, reflecting a wide spectrum of artistic styles. From geometric abstraction to figurative and conceptual works, this collection highlights the often-overlooked contributions of Latinx communities to various artistic practices, including urban design and body ornamentation.

In Coloring Book of Latinx Art, readers will encounter artists like Patrick Martinez and Jaime Muñoz, who draw inspiration from everyday life, such as supermarket cakes and custom cars. Ana Serrano captivates with her intricate cityscapes, while Michael Menchaca blends video game aesthetics with Mesoamerican imagery. The abstract pieces of Eamon Ore-Giron and Carlos Rosales-Silva incorporate design elements and symbols from ancient cultures, showcasing the deep-rooted connections to history within contemporary art.

The book also features the works of Gala Porras-Kim and Sandy Rodriguez, who explore indigenous cultures, and Carolyn Castaño, whose vibrant compositions merge botanical illustrations with feminist narratives. The expressive pieces of Patssi Valdez and the dreamlike murals of Ms. Yellow (Nuria Ortiz) tackle themes of community and social justice. With a focus on identity, Marcel Alcalá and Felipe Baeza offer contrasting interpretations through their art. The Coloring Book of Latinx Art invites readers to engage with the vibrant and diverse world of Latinx artistic expression.